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Session Seven Practical Intervention Part Two

Session Seven Practical Intervention Part Two. Stages Safe Space Scripted Role Play Improvising. We will be learning and working together as a group in this programme

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Session Seven Practical Intervention Part Two

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  1. Session Seven Practical Intervention Part Two

  2. Stages • Safe Space • Scripted Role Play • Improvising

  3. We will be learning and working together as a group in this programme • Some of the material we will be discussing will be sensitive and some of us will have had personal experience of the things we discuss • We will all be respectful of personal emotions as we learn Some ground rules • Confidentiality • Appropriate language • Attendance • Communicating with the facilitator • Please be aware that we will be talking about sensitive issues and issues that might have affected you or people you care about. If you feel uncomfortable or upset it is fine to leave the space. Facilitators will understand and are trained to help you.

  4. Students' feedback about role-play • Rehearsal"It enabled me to use my skills directly and assess their effects on other people...“"First hand experience – to understand the difficulties in communication which are hard to get without actually doing it”"Good chance to try out something that looks so easy but makes you realise that it is difficult and does require practice." • Feedback"It's good to receive constructive criticism and be made aware of your behaviour“"Group discussion afterwards (as well as individual feedback) allowing us to learn from other people's experiences too." • Different perspectives"Positive to see things from [the other person’s] perspective” • Safety using role-play"It puts you in a real-life situation where you can practice what you know but still it is a role-play so if you make mistakes it is okay" • Professional skills and personal development"Good method of learning and helping people feel less nervous talking in front of others.”"Role-play changes your perspective on subjects and can open up new avenues of thinking” • Adapted from Nestel & Tierney (2007) doi:10.1186/1472-6920-7-3

  5. Bystander Techniques Decide to Intervene Indirect (to the bystander) Direct (to the offender) During the incident OR After the incident • Assess norm • Engage allies & bystanders • Make a plan • Develop a support for next step • Offer support to the victim • Confrontation: • Set limits or express feelings • Change the focus: • Non-participation • Change the subject • Interrupt / distract • Change the person/shift attitudes Adapted from Berkowitz, A. (2013). A Grassroots’ Guide to Fostering Healthy Norms to Reduce Violence in our Communities: Social Norms Toolkit. USA: CDC. Online at: http://www.alanberkowitz.com/Social_Norms_Violence_Prevention_Toolkit.pdf

  6. Techniques • Using body language (communicating disapproval) • Distraction (changing the focus) • Humour • “I” statements • Encouraging empathy • Using caring and friendship as a framework • Using social norms

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